Christopher Raeburn is a fashion designer known for his utilisation of Re-appropriated Military fabrics to create garments that are Functional, intelligent and Meticuously Crafted. His inspiration comes from the challenge of Creating ethically aware Men's and women's wear. He is very well known for the quality and the very precise attention to detail that he acquires in each and every one of he's garments.
Being a graduate from the Royal College Of Art, he went on to gain a lot of experience by working his way through a number of London fashion houses. Christopher then set up a studio and began his work on the future of ethical design. Moving on further in his career he was then hand picked out for the camouflage exhibition at Londons imperial war museum and was featured in Hywel Davies publication '100 new Designers'
Raeburn showcased his first collection ' Inverted' during Fashion week 2008. This collection consisted of reversible garments. In 2009 he showcased his Men's wear range, earned awards from the International Ethicical Fashion Forum and garner support from Esthetica, enabling him to show at Londons Fashion week that September.
All of Raeburns garments are remade in England and produced in East London. He was the first designer to be awarded both NEWGEN mens and women's ware sponsorship in the same season. He creates incredible and original creations at every London Fashion week.
Being a graduate from the Royal College Of Art, he went on to gain a lot of experience by working his way through a number of London fashion houses. Christopher then set up a studio and began his work on the future of ethical design. Moving on further in his career he was then hand picked out for the camouflage exhibition at Londons imperial war museum and was featured in Hywel Davies publication '100 new Designers'
Raeburn showcased his first collection ' Inverted' during Fashion week 2008. This collection consisted of reversible garments. In 2009 he showcased his Men's wear range, earned awards from the International Ethicical Fashion Forum and garner support from Esthetica, enabling him to show at Londons Fashion week that September.
All of Raeburns garments are remade in England and produced in East London. He was the first designer to be awarded both NEWGEN mens and women's ware sponsorship in the same season. He creates incredible and original creations at every London Fashion week.
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